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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1951
Page
5
In San Antonio Dr. J. Kaplan, physics professor, says moon missions could be cheap if ships refuel with a chemosphere. He notes photochemical activity 26 to 70 miles up, rich in energy bearing hydroxy molecules, coining the term chemosphere for the 44 mile layer.
Armour & Company announced a hormone enables ewes to lamb twice a year. In tests over 100 treated ewes produced a second lambing this summer after winter lambs, suggesting fall lambing could become regular for market. Experts warn further study needed to confirm breeding season effects and economic viability.
A 27 year old reporter in Las Vegas won 10721.13 but could have earned $500000 if he understood odds. He started with 1800 in the bin, held dice 25 minutes without seven, then bet heavily on two tables. He claimed others advised him to ride wins, but his laryngitis prevented asking for tips.
In Mexico City the United States formally handed back battle flags captured in the 1846 war. The flags were restored at Chapultepec Castle where six cadets died leaping from the walls. President Aleman received them as Ambassador Thurston delivered a Truman message promising friendship and peace.
Printing business notice offers contact for confer on any printing job. Mentions phone 8600 and invites inquiries for large projects.
The Sidney City Basketball League starts its 1951 season this Thursday at St. Patrick's Youth Center with eight teams: American Legion, Dalton's Clothing, Mayfair Service, Sunol, Gurley, Dalton, Potter, and Sioux Ordnance Depot. First games at six, with 7:15 8:30 and 9:45 to follow. three game weekly after this.
Hybrid corn loses its extra vigor after the first generation, so saving seed from a hybrid crop is not recommended. The vigorous traits are largely confined to the initial hybrid offspring. Farmers are advised to plant new hybrid seeds each season to maintain performance.
The commission starts construction of water supply lines to 20 new ponds at the North Platte hatchery, expanding to 40 total to double walleyes and northern pike output. Upgrades at Rock Creek include trout trough replacements boosting egg capacity to 600,000. A new experimental warm water pond opens at Benkelman and Gretna adds an acre to boost eastern hatchery capacity.
Nature provided the toddler with the physical ability to explore and move freely. Parents should protect him from real danger but not stifle his curiosity or prevent his exploration.
Tests on winter wheat in Adams Clay Fillmore and Platte Counties Nebraska show nitrogen fertilization raised yields. In Clay the average gain was nine bushels per acre and in Fillmore Platte about fourteen. Platte County unfertilized wheat yielded 36 bushels while fertilized plots averaged 50. Superphosphate and potash had little effect.
The text explains that cancer cause is unknown and lies in cellular chemistry. Prevention relies on removing cancer cells, best when detected early. Early recognition is hard since early symptoms are subtle, with definitive diagnosis usually via microscopic exam after surgery. Treatments include surgery, X rays, and radium.
The secretary of agriculture announced a national average price support for 1951 crop wheat of not less than $1.99 a bushel, unchanged from the 1950 level. The policy sets a floor to ensure farmers receive a minimum price for their wheat.
The message expresses gratitude to kind people in Sidney and Potter who assisted during a time of need. Special thanks are extended to Dr. Grimm for saving a life. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coffey.
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